Why Should I Know?

by Kryour

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I'm overthinking,
Do I need to change my skin?
Why? And why?
Do I have to let myself go?

How can I live inside my world?

I won't lose my fear,
And hold my soul with my teeths,
I will not fear!

I trust the nothingless inside of me,
It tells me how to love my world and me,
What really matters for the wind blows?

How can I live inside my world?
Stop time and live for me,
How can I live inside my world?
I almost have no faith in this one.

Life, the gift we all have,
How wild is the love we have,
I stopped listening what you sing,
This time I will do it myself.

I won't change my skin,
I believe in pain it feels,
I believe in love it feels.

How can I live inside my world?
Stop time and live for me,
How can I live inside my world?
I almost have no faith in this one.

Why Should I Know?

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released March 3, 2023

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Brazilian melodic death metal band.

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